I need someone to carry out research on “House and Living Trends 2016”.

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I need someone to carry out research on “House and Living Trends 2016”.

This is not academic work; no word limit and info can be can be copy pasted directly from the reports.

I need this be done by Friday 15th July. Will pay $5 down payment.

To get started you can google “House and Living Trends pdf" and see what can be found.

I found another great one: 

http://www.losanihomes.com/pdf/Home-Buyers-Guide.pdf

I need you to analyses 10 Reports. (I will attach a sample reporting format. The final report should use the format in the sample)

Identify 3-4 important trends per report and for each trend, provide cases and examples on how each trend has been utilized (All this should be available from the report; and can be copy pasted directly).

Below is an example from Retail trends

Trends: The report highlights some major trends that will influence retail in 2016 i.e.

A. Boomers and millennials will continue to heavily influence retail: Retail in 2015 will continue to be driven by the needs and preferences of two prominent generations: baby boomers and millennials

Case: Walgreen: Walgreens' mobile program connects with Boomers and millennials alike. There is currently an iBeacon pilot in 10 Walgreens-owned Duane Reade stores. Mobile gives a pharmacy chain the ability to optimize and increase average order size, and increase the loyalty base with the 'young invisibles.

B. Social networks will serve as shopping platforms: Over the last several years, brands have used social media to market their products, talk to customers, and even make merchandising decisions; but in the coming months, we anticipate merchants to add “selling” to the list of things they can do on social sites.

Case: Nordstrom and Target

Retailers that have already started participating in the trend include Nordstrom and Target, which are using the Like2Buy platform on Instagram.

Case: Home Depot, (RED), and Burberry

Home Depot, (RED), and Burberry are testing Twitter’s buy button.